RATIONALE

South East Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.
Future English Teachers Association

National Highway, Crossing Rubber, Tupi, South Cotabato
Rationale
The English language remains the predominant means of conveying concepts
and ideas on an international level. Due to the fact that it has emerged as the most
prevalent and extensively spoken language globally. Present day, there has been an
exponential increase in the demand for students to enhance their language proficiency.
“Kaleidoscope: Exploring the Spectrum of Stories” is the theme of the School-
Based English Festival 2023, which was being organized by the Future English
Teachers Association of South East Asian Institute of Technology Inc. This endeavor
commemorates the wide array of literary voices, narratives, and genres. This
opportunity presents a dynamic tapestry of narratives and elicits awe and inquiry among
the audience. This is also intended to foster collaboration and allow them to
demonstrate their language and talent abilities. It is imperative to utilize them so that
they can demonstrate competitiveness not only in written but also in oral English
communication.
More specifically, the students were able to:
a. develop higher-order thinking skills and artistic and creative abilities through friendly
competition;
b. improve their speaking and writing abilities;
c. increase their awareness and knowledge of literary genres; and
d. provide them with meaningful experiences in which they can exemplify the positive
values and attitude required for the development of 21st century skills.
This activity fosters and recognizes the students’ prowess in the domains of oral
communication, written expression, and analytical reasoning. This is extremely pertinent
in allowing them to manifest their innate passion and uncover their own talents. By
means of literary and linguistic contexts, it is therefore proposed that they exhibit their
diverse macro and critical thinking abilities at the English Festival 2023.
English
FESTIVAL 2023
“ Literary Kaleidoscope: Exploring the Spectrum of Stories
“
PROGRAM
OCTOBER 15, 2023
PART I.
7: 00 AM- 8:00 AM ATTENDANCE
INVOCATION AVP
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ANTHEM AVP
SEAIT HYMN AVP
TUPI HYMN AVP
OPENING REMARKS LEA G. ENRIQUEZ, LPT

FETA MODERATOR
MESSAGE FIDEL N. BRAGA, PhD
COLLEGE DEAN
 READING OF MECHANICS AND CRITERIA FOR JUDGING
 INTRODUCTION OF THE BOARD JUDGES
SIMULTANEOUS CONTEST
 ESSAY WRITING
 POSTER MAKING
 LESSON PLANNING
 BANNER MAKING
INDIVIDUAL SPEAKING CONTEST

 IMPROMPTU SPEECH COMPETITION
 TEACHING DEMOSTRATION
 CREATIVE STORY TELLING
SOCIO CULTURAL EVENTS

 VOCAL DUET
 POP DANCE
 AMAZING RACE
PART II.
MR. and MS ENGLISH FESTIVAL 2023
 INVOCATION AVP
 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL ANTHEM AVP
 SEAIT HYMN AVP
 TUPI HYMN AVP
 MESSAGE Jeff Lloyd A. Santillan, LPT, MaEd

CTE MODERATOR
 AWARDING OF DEAN’S LIST
 PRODUCTION NUMBER / CREATIVE WEAR Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023
 AWARDING SPECIAL AWARDS Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023
 READING OF MECAHNICS AND CRITERIA DARWIN DASON

FOR JUDGING AND INTRODUCTION OF BOARD FETA PRESIDENT
JUDGES
 PRODUCTION NUMBER Amazing Drag Queen

 SOLO PERFORMANCE Amazing Drag Queen Performer 1 & 2
 UNIFORM ATTIRE / INTERVIEW Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 FORMAL ATTIRE Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023
 AWARDING OF MINOR AWARDS Amazing Drag Queen
 Best in Production
 Best in Solo Performance
 TOP 3
 AWARDING OF MINOR AWARDS
 Best in Production
 Best in Greek Couture
 Best in Uniform
 Best in Formal Wear
 Best in Interview
 DETERMINATION OF TOP 3 Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 FINAL Q&A Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023
 BATTLE ROUND Amazing Drag Queen
 INTERMISSION NUMBER
 AWARDING OF MAJOR AWARDS
 MR & MS. ANGLOS 2023
 FIRST RUNNER UP
 SECOND RUNNER UP
 AMAZING DRAG QUEEN 2023

 FIRST RUNNER UP
 SECOND RUNNER UP
PART III.
GALA NIGHT
 Mr. & Ms. Face of the Night
 Best Suit
 Best Dress
 Queen & King of the Night
 Best Group Entertainer
PARTY… PARTY… PARTY

GUIDELINES AND CRITERIA

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR ESSAY WRITING CONTEST
Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

Time: 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Place: SEAIT AVR
Guidelines:
1. There should only be one (1) participant per team.
2. The participant must be at the venue 15 minutes before the contest. Failure to arrive within
15 minutes may cause disqualification
3. The participant will be given one (1) hour to finish.
4. The essay should be written legibly in sentence case.
Mechanics:
1. The topic or question will be provided at the venue.
2. All entries must be written in English, have at least 500 words, and not exceed 2000 words.
3. All essays must be original and previously unpublished.
4. All submissions will be judged on the following criteria: ORIGINALITY AND
COMMUNICATION, CONTENT, and STRUCTURE AND STYLE.
CRITERIA:
• The judges will be looking for quality essays that merit wide attention and deserve publication.
ORIGINALITY AND COMMUNICATION
a. Creative approach to a topic (30 points)

b. Vocabulary and word usage (5 points)
c. Is the reader left with a "finished" feeling? (5 points)
CONTENT
a. Is the main idea well developed throughout the essay? (25 points)
b. Is the essay well organized? (10 points)
c. Is the point of view consistent? (5 points)
STRUCTURE AND STYLE
a. Are the spelling, capitalization, and punctuation, correct? (5 points)
b. Is the structure of the sentence, correct? (5 points) c. Is the paragraphing appropriate? (5
points)
d. Is the essay consistent in the tense? (5 points)
Total: 100 points
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR POSTER MAKING
CONTEST
Date: October 12, 2023 (Thursday)
Time: 8:00 am – 10:30 am
Place: SEAIT AVR
Guidelines and Mechanics:
1. The contest must consist of 2 participants per team.

2. Participants must bring their own art materials such as pencil, eraser, marker(s), color
pencils/pens, and oil pastel/watercolor paint. Oil or acrylic paints are discouraged to be
used on the said contest. One half (1/2) illustration boards will be provided by the
facilitator.
3. Participants are expected to come at the venue 15 minutes before the contest. Failure to
arrive within the said time may cause disqualification.
4. The 2 participants per team must submit only one (1) output.
5. Participants are given 2 hours and 30 minutes to finish their output.
6. The poster must illustrate, interpret, and emphasize the theme “Kaleidoscope: Exploring
the Spectrum of Stories”.
7. The participants will be held accountable to any issues that may arise with regard to the
originality and authenticity of the design. The outputs will automatically become the
official property of FETA.
8. The poster will be judged according to the following criteria:
 Relevance to the theme - 40%
 Creativity - 30%
 Overall Presentation - 30%
100%
9. The 3 winning entries will receive a certificate of recognition. And, the non-winning
contestants will receive a certificate of participation.
10. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable.
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS for WRITING A SEMI DETAILED

4A's LESSON PLAN

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Place: SEAIT AVR
1. The contest is open to all 3rd year and 4th year English Students.
2. Officers shall provide photocopy of the material for the subject matter/topic to be given to the
participants on the day of the contest. The photocopy shall comprise English Subject.
3. Writing of Lesson Plan shall be done during the event. Each participant is given 60 minutes to
prepare or write his/her lesson plan. No ready-made lesson plan shall be accepted.
4. Lesson Plan shall be hand-written and semi-detailed in format. It shall include student activity
and teacher activity.
5. Three (3) copies of Lesson Plan should be reproduced or photocopied for the panel of judges.
6. The winner will receive certificate of recognition.
Criteria:
A. Formulation of Learning Objectives: 20% Description: Learning Objectives are stated

in behavioral terms or SMART. There is Congruence between:
a. Objectives and subject matter;
b. Objectives and teaching procedure;
c. Objectives and formative test; and
d. Objectives and assignment.
B. Use of instructional materials: 20% Description: Multi-media resources are planned in

advance in order to create meaningful learning.
C. Teaching Content: 40% Description: The following components in the teaching

procedures are present-
A. Preliminary Activities includes review prior learning and student/teacher expectations,

presents clear learning outcomes and use of multi-media resources to capture students'
interest and engage them in learning.
B. Development of the Lesson includes strategies applied to actively involve students in the
learning process; utilization of a variety of media resources to illustrate concepts and
processes; presents the lesson easily and logically; and facilitate opportunities for practice
and feedback.
C. Assessment activities can assess what students have learned, summarize the lesson; and
relate the lesson to real life and encourage deep learning. The lesson plan makes use of
different assessment tools in assessing student learning.
D. Vocabulary and Grammar: 15% The lesson plan is well-written and is free from
erroneous grammar. Words are spelled correctly.
E. Neatness and Organization: 5%
The lesson plan is well-organized. All the components are present. Hand-writing is neat
and clean. It is readable to the intended audience.
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR BANNER MAKING
CONTEST
Date: October 12, 2023 (Thursday)
Time: 8:00 am – 10:30 am
Place: SEAIT AVR
1. Each team must have two (2) official participants and must submit one entry only.
2. The banner must illustrate, interpret, and emphasize their team using different elements.
3. The participants must provide their own Laptop to be used for photo editing.
4. The participants may use any digital application of their choice during the competition.
5. Participants are given 2 hours and 30 minutes to finish their output.
6. They must prepare photos needed for the editing because the use of internet will be strictly
prohibited.
7. Once the competition has started, additional material/s is/are not allowed.
8. The banner shall be judged using the following criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Creativity 30%
Relevance 30%
Originality 20%
Over-all Impact 10%
Neatness/Appropriateness 10%
TOTAL 100%
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR IMPROMTU SPEECH

Time: 9:30 a.m. -10:00 a.m.
Place: SEAIT Gymnasium
Objectives
 To improve and advance the skills associated with communication.
 To enhance student’s development of poise and communication under pressure.
Conduct Code
During the Impromptu Speech competition, contestants and spectators are expected to show
professionalism, courteousness, patience, respect for others, honesty, and excellent
sportsmanship.
Mechanics:
1. There shall be only one contestant per team. So, all in all there are shall be a total of six
contestants.
2. Each participant shall select a topic for their speech by randomly picking from the pool of
questions in a bowl.
3. Speech should be delivered in English.
4. Contestants are not allowed to present any items to the judges.
5. Contestants shall be given three minutes to organize their thoughts before delivering their
speech. Time will start as soon as they have picked their questions.
6. The style of the delivery shall be conversational, oratorical, or a combination of both.
7. Each speech will be timed and must be within 3-5 minutes in duration. Two points will
be deducted for each 30 seconds over or under the time limit.
8. A bell will be rung once when the contestant has already consumed 4 minutes of the
allotted time, this means that he/she has one minute remaining to finish the speech. At the
end of 5 minutes. The bell wing ring twice.
9. The judges’ decision is final and irrevocable.
Performance of the contestant shall be judged according to the following criteria:
Content
 Speech development (structure,
organization, support)
 Effectiveness (achievement of 50%
purpose, interest, reception)
 Speech Value (ideas, logic, original
thought)
Delivery
 Physical (appearance and body
language) 30%
 Voice (projection and quality)
 Manner (directness, assurance,
enthusiasm)
Language
 Appropriateness (to speech purpose
and audience) 20%
 Correctness (grammar, pronunciation,
enunciation, and word selection.
100%
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR TEACHING

DEMONSTRATION

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Guidelines:
1. Each team should have one (1) participant, either a 4th-year or 3rd-year student.
2. Participants must be present at the venue 15 minutes before the contest; tardiness
exceeding 15 minutes may result in disqualification.
3. Participants will have one 30 minutes to conduct their teaching demonstration.
4. The teaching demonstration should be conducted entirely in English.
Mechanics:
1. The topic for the teaching demonstration should be English.
2. All teaching demonstrations must be original.
3. Demonstrations should last for at least 15 minutes but not exceed 30 minutes.
4. Participants will be evaluated based on the following criteria: EFFECTIVENESS,
ENGAGEMENT, and CLARITY.
CRITERIA:
EFFECTIVENESS
a. Clarity of lesson objectives and outcomes (30 points)
b. Ability to engage and interact with the audience (20 points)
c. Use of teaching aids and resources (10 points)
ENGAGEMENT
a. Student involvement and participation (25 points)
b. Creativity in teaching methods (15 points)
CLARITY
a. Clear communication and explanation (20 points)
b. Organization and flow of the lesson (10 points)
Total: 100 points
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR CREATIVE STORYTELLING

CONTEST

Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
1. Language: Stories must be presented in English.

2. Duration: Each participant has a maximum of 7 minutes to tell their story.
3. Originality: Stories should be entirely original, and participants must not use previously
published work.
4. Props and Visual Aids: Limited use of props and visual aids is allowed, but they should
enhance, not overshadow, the storytelling.
5. Costumes: Participants are encouraged to wear costumes relevant to their story, but it's not
mandatory.
6. Respectful Content: Stories should not contain offensive, discriminatory, or inappropriate
content.
Criteria for Evaluation:
1. Narrative Flow and Engagement (15%): How well the storyteller engages the audience and
maintains a smooth narrative flow.
2. Creativity and Originality (15%): The uniqueness and creativity of the story's concept and
presentation.
3. Character Development (15%): The depth and development of characters in the story.
4. Language and Expression (15%): Effective use of language, vocabulary, and expression to
convey the story.
5. Emotional Impact (10%): How well the story evokes emotions and connects with the
audience.
6. Adherence to Time Limit (10%): Staying within the allocated 7-minute time limit.
7. Use of Props/Visual Aids (5%): If used, how well they enhance the storytelling.
8. Costume Relevance (5%): If a costume is worn, how well it complements the story.
9. Audience Interaction (5%): Engagement with the audience during the performance.
10. Overall Presentation (5%): The overall impression, including confidence, stage presence, and
clarity.
These rules and criteria will ensure a fair and engaging Creative Storytelling Contest, with a total
evaluation score adding up to 100%.
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR VOCAL DUET

Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
1. There should be a pair of participants from each team. (Male and Male, Female and Female,
or Male and Female)
2. The piece must be an English song
3. Contestant must be on the venue, which is at SEAIT gymnasium 30 minutes before the
competition starts
4. Late participants will receive 1 point deduction from the total score.
5. Duration of the song should be 3 to 4 minutes
6. Submission of entries must be three days before the competition day.
7. Late submission of entries will have a deduction of 1 point per day from the total score.
8. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable
9. Criteria for judging are as follows:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Voice Quality 30%
Blending 30%
Stage Projection 20%
Interpretation 10%
Chemistry/Connection 10%
TOTAL 100%
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR POP DANCE

COMPETITION

Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
1. There should be only one group per team to participate. Each team shall be composed of six
(6) to ten (10) members only.
2. Each team must provide their own music.
3. The duration of the music should not be more than five (5) minutes and not less than one (1)
minute including entrance and exit. Performance beyond 5 minutes will have a deduction
from the final score. A deduction of one (1) point per 30-second-overtime shall be imposed.
The time shall stop at the end of the music.
4. Props used in the performances should pose no danger to the dancers.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Content 30%
Choreography 30%
Creativity 20%
Originality. 10%
Over-all Impact 10%
TOTAL 100%
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR AMAZING RACE


Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Place: JST Area
1. Each team must be composed of 10 bona fide members of Future English Teacher Association
2. Each team shall have Ribbons, Bandannas or shirt (as decided by the team, with each teams’
designated color) attached to their bodies for the team’s identity.
3. The race has 6 stations.
4. Team members must remain together throughout the race and must check in at every station.
5. At each station, an assigned FETA officers (facilitator) is responsible for coordinating the
challenge and clues for that location. When team arrives at the station, the facilitator will give the
team a written details of the challenge to be completed.
6. Teams shall follow the instructions given as how they shall reach the subsequent destination.
Failure to fulfill shall cause the team to return the preceding station
7. Activity Challenges must be completed and certified by the activity facilitator.
8. After, each team successfully completes the challenge, they shall receive flag from the
facilitator.
9. The first team to give the complete set of flags to the facilitators assigned shall be declared the
winners.
10. Only concerns and complaints from the team leader/ adviser shall be entertained during the
race
11. Teams caught skipping a challenge will be disqualified.
12. Violations from the guidelines and mechanics terminates the team from the game.
13. The race will start upon the signal of the facilitators.
EMERGENCIES
-If at any time a member of the team gets hurt, take appropriate action by calling for help.
-If possible, let the facilitator at the task know what happened for immediate action
- If at any time anyone on the team decides to not finish the race, inform any facilitator of the
activity.
Propose Activities each Station

Road to First Station: “CAN’T TAKE MY FEET OFF OF YOU”
Each team shall form a horizontal line. They shall put a straw on their feet and walk until they
reach the first station (walking steps shall be synchronized)
1st Station: “TWISTED ME”
Team must choose a leader. He/she shall have an assistant for this game. The team leader shall
line up his/her members horizontally. The facilitator shall provide one Lip tint per team to be
given to the team leader. The team leader shall be blindfolded by the assistant. When everything
is set, the team leader shall put lip tint (as eyeshadow, blush on and lip tint) to the faces of his/her
members as instructed by the assistant.
The facilitator shall check the faces of the members. The team captain shall then take the
blindfold and pick a tongue twister given by the facilitator. The team shall recite the tongue
twister in unison three times.
Road to 2nd Station: “SIDEWALK”

Team members shall form a horizontal line (alternately facing left and right). They shall hold
hand and walk sideways (walking steps shall be synchronized).
2nd Station: “SCAVENGER HUNT”
Facilitator shall give the team a list of items to search for and a bag to carry the objects. Each
team shall be handed a list of items to search by the facilitator. Once all the items are found, the
team must create and perform a 2-3 minutes drama with the use of all the items that are found as
props before proceeding to the next station.
Items 1: Scissors, yellow paper, book, bag, and set of SEAIT uniform
Items 2: Ladle, basin, frying pan, daster and Eyes Glass
Road to the 3rd Station: “HOLD ME ‘TILL THE END, BABY”
Each team shall hold each other’s arms (kapit-bisig) forming a single line. The players shall
remain intact till they reach the 3rd station.
3rd Station: “ARRANGE ME TO KNOW ME”

Each team shall receive a printout story that is cut out by part. The team must read each part and
arrange the sequence of event to complete the story.
Road to the 4th Station: “THE ALPHABET”
Team Players shall line up and hold the shoulders of the person in front of him/her and
sing the Alphabet song slowly until they reach the next station.
4TH Station: “HUMAN CATERPILLAR”

Each team shall be given a circle made of newspapers. Participants of each team must step inside
and move their feet and hands to help move the loop in the direction of the finish line. They must
reach the finish line without tearing or stepping out of the newspaper.
Road to the 5th Station:
th
5 Station: “WHAT AM I?”
Road to the 6th Station:
th
6 Station: “LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!”
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR MR. AND MS. ENGLISH FEST
Date: October 14, 2023 (Saturday)
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
1. Each team shall have two (2) pairs of candidates.

2. The candidates must be in the venue one (1) hour before the program starts.
3. Makeup artist and assistant must be a member of the team.
4. The order of exposure of each category will be posted at the backstage and should be
followed strictly.
5. The committee shall have an official choreographer. Candidates are expected to stick to the
practiced choreography all throughout the exposure.
6. Decency of attire shall be strictly observed and followed (NO wearing of any obscene
clothes).
7. Each team will pick a number as their official entry number.
8. Each candidate (Male and Female category) shall compete for the following awards:
A. MAJOR AWARDS
i. Mr. and Ms. CTE 2023
ii. 1st Runners-Up
iii. 2nd Runners-Up
The Major Awards shall be coming from the Top 3 Male and Female Candidates. Scores
of the candidates will be back to zero. The awards will be determined based on the following
criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Beauty 40%
Wit and Intelligence 60%
TOTAL 100%
Ranking system shall be applied in determining the winners.

The decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.
B. MINOR AWARDS
In determining the winners of the minor awards, ranking system shall be applied. In case
of a tie, the total percentage scores shall be the determining factor. In case of a tie in their
percentage, the judges will decide who won the specific round.
i. Best in Production Number
The candidates shall wear their chosen Greek God and Goddesses attire. They will be
judged based on the following criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Becomingness 20%
Charm and Beauty 30%
Appropriateness of Accessories 20%
TOTAL 100%
ii. Best in Uniform

The candidates shall wear the official and prescribed uniform of the school. Accessories
such as bags, laptops, cellphones, etc. are not allowed. Candidates shall be judged based on the
following criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Becomingness 20%
TOTAL 100%
iii. Best in Formal Attire
Female candidates are prescribed to wear evening gowns. Male candidates must wear a
creative barong. The candidates will be judged base on the following criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Becomingness 20%
TOTAL 100%
iv. Best in Interview
The candidates shall pick one question from the given questions. They should answer the
questions based on their idea/opinion. They will be given 30 seconds to answer each. A
deduction of one (1) point from the total score shall be implemented to every exceeding ten (10)
seconds. The candidates shall be judged based on the following criteria:
CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Content 30%
Relevance 30%
Organization 30%
Stage Appeal 10%
TOTAL 100%
C. SPECIAL AWARDS
i. Mr. and Ms. Photogenic

ii. People’s Choice Award
iii. Mr. and Ms. Ramp
D. DETERMINATION OF TOP 3 MALE AND FEMALE CANDIDATES
In determining the top 3 male and female candidates, ranking system shall be applied. In
the event that two or more candidates tied in the rank, the total percentage of their score shall be
the determining factor. In case that their percentage scores tied, the judges will decide who will
advance to the next round or who won.
Noted:
ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR AMAZING DRAG QUEENS

Date: October 14, 2023 (Saturday)
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
1. The “Amazing Drag Queens”, is open to all bona fide BSED-English students of Southeast
Asian Institute of Technology Inc. (SEAIT).
2. The contest has only one major part: BE A DRAG, BE A QUEEN.
3. The participants must provide their own costumes, make-ups and props to be used for their
performance.
4. The Participants can incorporate extravagant costumes, elaborate make-up, and luxurious
accessories into their drag look.
5. Props used in the performances should pose no danger to the performer/s.
6. The participants can portray local or international artists provided that the song is in English.
7. The duration of the performance should not be more than five (5) minutes and not less than
one (1) minute including entrance and exit. Performance beyond 5 minutes will have a
deduction from the final score. A deduction of one (1) point per 30-second-overtime shall be
imposed. The time shall stop at the end of the music.
8. The participants must provide their own music materials to be used on the performance.
9. The participants can only use the music pieces of the portrayed artist. It can be one song or
medley.
CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Make-up 20%
Costume 30%
Lip-sync 20%
Over-all performance 30%
TOTAL 100%
Noted:
FETA OFFICERS
PRESIDENT:
DARWIN D. DASON
VICE PRESIDENT:
JOEY STEVE SUBA
SECRETARY:
CHRISTINE A. GARBINO
TREASURER:
XENNAFER M. NARZOLES
AUDITOR:
NICCOLE YORO
SENATORS:
JOAN LARDIZABAL
LAURENCE CORRILO
ROGELIO PASIN
HAZEL JEAN ALO
RAIHANNA JIM MEDEL
CLAUDINE SALDE
FOURTH YEAR REPRESENTATIVE:

DIMPLE BABES GADOR
THIRD YEAR REPRESENATATIVE:
KIMBERLY GRACE NAVARRO
SECOND YEAR REPRESENTATIVE
JOSEPHINE OLASIMAN
FIRST YEAR REPRESENTATIVE:
ERIKA JANE ENANO
DOCUMENTATION
OPENING PROGRAM
LITERARY CONTEST
SOCIO CULTURAL CONTEST

AMAZING RACE
MR. & MS. ANGLOS 2023

AMAZING DRAG QUEEN 2023

DEAN’S LISTER
CERTIFICATES
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South East Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.

Future English Teachers Association

OPENING REMARKS LEA G. ENRIQUEZ, LPT

 READING OF MECHANICS AND CRITERIA FOR JUDGING

 INTRODUCTION OF THE BOARD JUDGES

INDIVIDUAL SPEAKING CONTEST

SOCIO CULTURAL EVENTS

MR. and MS ENGLISH FESTIVAL 2023

 MESSAGE Jeff Lloyd A. Santillan, LPT, MaEd

 PRODUCTION NUMBER / CREATIVE WEAR Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 AWARDING SPECIAL AWARDS Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 READING OF MECAHNICS AND CRITERIA DARWIN DASON

 PRODUCTION NUMBER Amazing Drag Queen

 UNIFORM ATTIRE / INTERVIEW Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 DETERMINATION OF TOP 3 Mr. & Ms. Anglos 2023

 AMAZING DRAG QUEEN 2023

PARTY… PARTY… PARTY

GUIDELINES AND CRITERIA

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

a. Creative approach to a topic (30 points)

Guidelines and Mechanics:

1. The contest must consist of 2 participants per team.

10. The decision of the board of judges is final and irrevocable.

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS for WRITING A SEMI DETAILED

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

Guidelines and Mechanics:

A. Formulation of Learning Objectives: 20% Description: Learning Objectives are stated

B. Use of instructional materials: 20% Description: Multi-media resources are planned in

C. Teaching Content: 40% Description: The following components in the teaching

A. Preliminary Activities includes review prior learning and student/teacher expectations,

E. Neatness and Organization: 5%

Guidelines and Mechanics:

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR IMPROMTU SPEECH

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR TEACHING

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR CREATIVE STORYTELLING

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

Guidelines and Mechanics:

1. Language: Stories must be presented in English.

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR VOCAL DUET

Guidelines and Mechanics:

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR POP DANCE

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

Guidelines and Mechanics:

ENGLISH FEST: GUIDELINES AND MECHANICS FOR AMAZING RACE

Date: October 13, 2023 (Friday)

Guidelines and Mechanics:

Propose Activities each Station

Road to 2nd Station: “SIDEWALK”

3rd Station: “ARRANGE ME TO KNOW ME”

4TH Station: “HUMAN CATERPILLAR”

1. Each team shall have two (2) pairs of candidates.

Ranking system shall be applied in determining the winners.

ii. Best in Uniform

iii. Best in Formal Attire

iv. Best in Interview

i. Mr. and Ms. Photogenic

D. DETERMINATION OF TOP 3 MALE AND FEMALE CANDIDATES